I enjoyed the article, and found it an interesting point of view for the most part. However, I don't agree with this... > "The form of fragmentation people wor

I enjoyed the article, and found it an interesting point of view for the most part. However, I don't agree with this... > "The form of fragmentation people worry most about lately is economic inequality, and if you want to eliminate that you're up against a truly formidable headwind—one that has been in operation since the stone age: technology. Technology is a lever. It magnifies work. And the lever not only grows increasingly long, but the rate at which it grows is itself increasing." Tackling inequality has nothing to do with technology. Let's put it like this, we have a minimum wage already, the balancing force with regards to economic inequality would be a maximum wage. There are no technological issues blocking a maximum wage, it's just a matter of political will.